A smaller building next to me (my neighbor on the East side right next to me), 30% less in sq footage sold for 350k a year ago.

The finishes are awesome, the kitchen looks fantastic for the square footage, very cook and family friendly....I just love the new kitchens look with only shelves on top and cabinets only on the bottom, it's just such a cleaner, very cool look, definitely the way I'll be going in my new kitchen.

for a distressed property you are looking into just aroundCenter City for that square footage Originally posted by @Chris K.

Since we are out of town, our PM and ourselves would prefer to review the footage remotely.

When I looked at the time, I was provided duplex information showing 2 levels, each unit being a 3 + 2.5, and total square footage of 2838.

Starting to realize house hacking a quad may be a pipe dream with a baby (and 2nd in the near future) due to layout/square footage issues.To your comments;]1) Rent being BEST case scenario; in this market do you foresee rents decreasing?

In this case, like you said, it was bought "liveable" and after the remodel, it was more "liveable" but is the underwriter really going to be able to quantify that when the square footage hasn't changed?

@Andrew Caleb BellLooks like you're doing some kind of sensitivity analysis based on purchase price and square footage.

-the homes are roughly the same square footage.

Occasionally you’ll see homes listed with 2 or 3 bedrooms that have a lot of square footage.